Purpose: It has been suggested that separate visual pathways exist for perception and
action (eg Goodale and Milner, 1992). Much of the evidence for this notion is based on the …

Although the effect of visual illusions on overt actions has been an area of keen interest in
motor performance, no study has yet examined whether illusions have similar or different …

Several studies have demonstrated a dissociation of the effects of illusion on perception and
action, with perception generally reported to be susceptible to illusions, while actions seem …

Open-loop reaching for locations within figural illusions was measured in three experiments.
The experiments differed with respect to whether subjects were provided a visible target …

This research investigated the effects of an orientation illusion on action, as well as the
ability of the motor system to adapt to the illusion. Subjects reached out and picked up a …

The position of a drifting sine-wave grating enveloped by a stationary Gaussian is
misperceived in the direction of motion. Previous research indicated that the illusion was …

A stationary stimulus flanked by moving stimuli can appear to move in the opposite direction.
Most explanations involve motion sensitive receptive fields with positive and negative lobes …

It has been hypothesised that our actions are less susceptible to visual illusions than our
perceptual judgements because similar information is processed for perception and action …

Apparent motion can be induced either by (1) relative motion between a target and a moving
frame or (2) a tendency to judge the median plane to be biased toward the center of an …

Studies have shown that the position of a target stimulus is misperceived owing to ongoing
motion. Although static forces (fixation, landmarks) affect perceived position, motion remains …